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Re: HD2 to have ability to upgrade to Windows Mobile 7
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Originally Posted by TRUELIGHT
HTC HD2 and Windows Phone 7 Series: Just tell us no, Microsoft
By Paul Miller posted Mar 4th 2010 12:29PM
We've had it up here with these shenanigans. You're jerking us around, and we're sick of it. We get it, you have a very particular concept of what sort of phones you want running your new Windows Phone 7 Series OS. Not only do we get it, but we're kind of proud of you for sticking up for yourself for once and ensuring some sort of sameness across your platform. Unfortunately, it's not the holiday season yet, so we can't buy one of these fancy WP7S phones yet. Meanwhile, on the other end of town, HTC is bringing the HD2 to T-Mobile in the US this month. Sure, it runs your soon-to-be-outdated Windows Mobile 6.5 OS which nobody wants, but it's also pretty much the best hardware we've ever seen. Bar none.
This brings us to our plea: Microsoft, please put a line in the sand and tell us if the phone will be upgradeable to Windows Phone 7 Series. Of course we know why you won't, you don't want to "Osborne effect" the sales of your one last hope for Windows Mobile 6.5 success, and you don't want to harm one of your most loyal handset builders. But what about your consumers? You've recently pushed out a number of statements about the device, full of wimpy non-line-in-sand-ers like "We currently do not have plans to update the HTC HD2 to Windows Phone 7 Series." Sure, you're not telling us to get our hopes up, but you're also just cruel and calculating enough to leave room for hope. We're pretty resigned at this point to receiving our Windows Phone 7 Series update on the HD2 from our good friends at xda-developers, but we'd just like to hear it from your mouth. Or better yet? Just get WP7S on there yourself, caveat it as "non-preferred" or whatever makes you comfortable, and save us all from this paralysis.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/04/h...-no-microsoft/
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Haha Engadget is a joke I thought everyone knew that? Based on what I've seen on WPS7 so far, I'd MUCH rather have WinMo 6.5 with sense 2.5 with super powerful hardware. I'm not a child, I'm not wowed by the iphone's smooth scrolling, I'm not sold on WPS7 so far. So to make blanket statements like "it runs your soon-to-be-outdated Windows Mobile 6.5 OS which nobody wants" is pretty typically ignorant of them.
I'll take my HD2 with 6.5 now please
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